We recently created a dinner setting for one of our all-time favourite brands, Dior.
The dinner was to mark the opening of a Dior ‘wonderland’ at Harrods - including a café, exhibition, window display and pop-up shop. We decided to create an homage in miniature form to two famous London landmarks – Tower Bridge and the London Eye in keeping with the Dior campaign and Harrods windows . We love the idea of bringing elements to the table that wouldn’t otherwise be there .

The amazing Dior campaign featuring the London Eye.

Our models, made to the exact scale of the real buildings, creating our own tiny London in Harry’s Bar, Dior style.





Wax seal CD napkin rings


Our custom made pop-up menus mimicked the models, with tiny Dior logos embellishing the towers and Eye




…and it seems that the guests were as fond of the models as we were!
Tags: Christian Dior, Dior, Harrods, Harry's Bar
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How time flies! Last week we designed the ELLE Style Awards for the 4th consecutive year. This year we felt the time was right for monochrome. I am endlessly inspired by the beauty of black, white and the contrast between the two – especially when geometric shapes and patterns are added to the mix. The joy of working on the Elle Style Awards is that we get to channel the fashion zeitgest and make it event-relevant. The entire proceedings were a monochrome dream!
A lot of the things we love the idea of don’t actually exist. So we got crafty and made tablescapes from cardboard and electrical tape. Plumbing supplies were put to more glamorous use: candelabras from copper piping and joints, and vases made from household piping. See below for some of our behind-the-scenes and ‘making of’ shots. Thank you to ELLE magazine and to Q Events for another year of working on one of our favourite parties.

Our initial inspiration

Geometric Cardboard Vase Crafting

Initial experiments with straws for the design of our neon light installation!

And here it is ….


White carnation polka dots



Chloe going slightly Dotty …… 1070 Dots stuck on for the after party


The White table

White table arrangement


Monochrome table arrangement

Black table

Black table arrangement


Giant Chess Set for the Afterparty

Scalloped paper walls

The train set transporting chocolates . Monochrome Express


Love this African Fabric . It works so perfectly here

Chevron and on and on

All at the lovely Savoy Hotel!
Tags: After Party, Ballroom, Black and White, Bow Tie, Cardboard, Cardboard Art, Cardboard Vases, Carnations, Chess, Chevron, craft, Dinner, Elle, Elle Magazine, Elle Style Awards, Flowers, Monochrome, Neon, Paper Art, Paper Craft, Polka dot, Tealight, The Savoy, The Savoy London, Traingles
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We’ve been busy making hundreds of crackers for Louis Vuitton Charming Christmas parties all over the UK – so many that we’re now bonafide christmas cracker experts. We thought we’d put this to good use just before Christmas and create a mini cracker tutorial so that you can cracker-make at home. We filled ours with mini bottles of champagne bubbles, Japanese paper balloons and bespoke perspex good luck charms, but do add in your own personal touches. My personal favourites this Christmas are some beautiful silk knickers from Agent Provocateur and Sermon Vouchers from the the School of Life. No more plastic screwdriver kits and bad jokes ……Enjoy!
Tags: Agent Provocateur, Charming Christmas, Christmas, Christmas Crackers, Cracker tutorial, crackers, Events, gold, Louis Vuitton, school of life
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We recently designed and produced an evening to celebrate Rob Pruitt’s collaboration with Jimmy Choo. Lots of fluoro, monochrome and degradé. We had a lot of fun embracing the aesthetic, from sending out paper panda balloon invitations (inspired by Pruitt’s Panda motif), to using Jimmy Choo Luggage tags as Placement… AND we finally got to realise our long-time obsession and experimentation with degradé flowers – running from bright whites to deep burgundy, one of our favourites.

The paper panda balloons used for invitations… we loved them so much they had to reappear for dinner.

The Rob Pruitt , Jimmy Choo luggage tag used as placement


Pandemonia standing in front of one of our favourite ‘step and repeats’

The cocktail party featuring our signature metallic balloon wall.

The dinner table setting.

Degradé flowers. Love it when flowers can be used to a painterly effect.

Thank you Cellar Society for being the best caterers
Jimmy Choo and Rob Pruitt
Pandemonia
Tags: balloon wall, belgrave square, Jimmy Choo, ombre flowers, pandemonium, rob pruitt
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